As far as I can tell, it turns out that IE7 doesn't follow the
specification for this part of the XMLHttpRequest object (which
admittedly is only a working draft).  Because I was able to get the
whole thing to work if I receive a response with a content-type of
text/xml.  My original response had a content-type of application/atom
+xml, which according to the spec, should get evaluated since it ends
in +xml.  But that doesn't happen in IE7; it apparently requires the
text/xml type for it to work.

Frustrating.  Sorry to clog the group with something I figured out
myself, but maybe it will be useful to someone else.




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